Sentence examples for is latent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Existing or present but concealed or inactive.
The problem is "latent racism".
"What is latent elsewhere has already developed in Bajo Aguán".
Most times that self-belief is latent, but it gets triggered by some unexpected circumstance.
There is latent creative talent in the public sector and mutualisation creates the conditions for this to flourish".
Her body has aged: "If hormones have any meaning left for any of us, it is latent at best".
Often, it is latent: seeds stay in the soil for years, waiting for a deluge to awaken them.
What can come through in Mr. Burnham is latent rage more than sly humor.
All this is latent in this marvelously compact and suggestive show.
It seems reasonable to worry that the second sense of the term Lebensraum, seeing other people's land as habitat, is latent.
And where there is latent prejudice, we have seen it exploited to breed intolerance – and then too often intolerance has descended into hate.
That possibility is latent in the library's plans, even in its creation of an extensive below-ground lending library just past Fifth Avenue's lion-framed portals.
